Disney Tickets and non expiry query

[Cazbo]

Hi all

I am just looking into getting some Disney tickets (have spent over two hours so far trying to work it out before finding this great site).

Anyway - I know the special offer of 14 days for the price of 7 and the chance to upgrade the tickets to non-expiry

BUT

Do they upgrade based on the actual amount of days you used the tickets (ie actually went in the park) or do they upgrade them for the amount of days you haven's used since you bought them???

So if I bought the tickets on the Monday, used them again on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday but did not go back again until the following Thursday to upgrade have I lost all them days in between - so confusing I know - hopefully it will make sense to someone.

Also - would it not be cheaper to by them at the gate with the great exchange rate at the moment?

Sorry if these questions have already been covered but my brain is starting to go numb with figures etc.

Thanks
Caroline

[james weir]

The only tickets that you can make non expriry are the 7 and 5 day tickets,
a charge of approx $65 applies otherwise the tickets expiry 14 days after
first day of use.The 14 day and 21 day expiry 21 and 28 days after first day
of use.All the tickets on sale in the UK are designed for the UK market,Disney
sell a lot of different tickets for various holiday markets,in the US the tickets
sold are magic my way and they have over 300 combinations of these.

[loadsapixiedust]

The non-expiry will apply to however many days are unused on the ticket. For example, if you have a 7 day ticket and you use 2 days there would be 5 days remaining which would then be valid forever.